What has the field of lo-fi slacker pop come to when faced by an LP as ambitious and entertaining as Badly Drawn Boy's The Hour of Bewilderbeast? Despite all attempts to sabotage his songwriting and production with innumerable experimental tidbits, songs within a song, and (seemingly) tossed-off arrangements, Damon Gough has to face the fact that he wrote and produced over a dozen excellent songs of baroque folk-pop for his album debut, and the many gems can't help but shine through all t...   [ read more ]

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There's an awful lot of "psychedelic" music around these days, mostly of the gentle, sprightly, cosmic nature. It has seemed to Oneida for the past couple years that the world has forgotten a huge part of the critical essence of the psychedelic experience: anxiety, dislocation, alienation, and half-formed terror. With "Anthem of the Moon," they're out to remind the world why psychedelia matters. Over the course of 13 months, Oneida made repeated journeys to an array of Colonial-era ruins in the woods of w...   [ read more ]

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It basically all started when a band from southern Germany suddenly realised that a band from the South of England produced the best music one could put on a turntable. So, Morr Music, busy negotiating an album deal with this English band and flatmate of one of the members of the German band, together with Markus Acher from The Notwist, invested some money in a long-distance call, destination UK, to both tell Isan how great they were and to book an appointent in Isan's studio to work with them. Isan liked ...   [ read more ]

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